Volleyball

Phoenix outlasts Panthers in volleyball

With sweat dripping off her face and a towel over her shoulder, Kayla Agae summed up the volleyball game she just played in two oh-so-accurate words. “Exhilarating, exhausting,” the sophomore outside hitter said. Agae played every point, accumulating 11 kills and 20 digs as Elon University topped High Point University 3-2 (17-25, 25-20, 25-22, 16-25, 15-13) on Sept.

Campus Safety and Police focus on preventative technologies

After a relatively restful summer, Campus Safety and Police are getting back into the swing of things with new equipment, enforcing old policies and keeping students safe.  The biggest changes in regards to law enforcement on campus are the body cameras that Campus Police and Security officers wear now.

Dog days aren't over for Elon geese

It’s Sunday morning, the air is cool and the geese of Lake Mary Nell float lazily on the water. This peace doesn’t last long though.

Millennials have no cause for fear in workplace

Lazy, selfish and narcissistic. These are some commonly used words when describing the Millennial Generation.

Santiago Olortegui - 2014-09-10 13:38:32

MEDIA ADVISORY WHO: Melissa Ohden is the survivor of a failed saline infusion abortion conducted in 1977 (copies of her medical records that document the abortion meant to end her life can be viewed on her website's picture page -www.melissaohden.com/bio). This is a surreal tale of one woman's survival--from the garbage can following an abortion attempt through to eventual acceptance and adoption. WHAT: Melissa shares her compelling, virtually unbelievable, story with the general public in a "Choices" Conference aimed at fostering dialogue and fueling understanding of a controversial topic through the eyes of a woman who survived a medical procedure designed to end her life.

Salazar's hot start provides offensive spark for Elon

Junior forward Miguel Salazar spent the majority of his first two years on the Elon University men’s soccer team as little more than a secondary offensive option behind the team’s headline-grabbing stars. But that didn’t bother Salazar. He knew his value was as a steady presence in the defensive midfield, where he would roam the field and disrupt the opponent’s possession to help Elon’s back four quell attacks on their final third.  “My priority has always been defense first and attacking second,” Salazar said.

Senior brings Active Minds to Elon, seeks to raise depression awareness

Depression claimed her prisoner and made her bed the cell.   She missed countless classes she cared about immensely.

Students weary of Physical Plant backlog 'typical' to start of year

A Physical Plant work request backlog has left Elon University students scattered across Danieley Center frustrated by failing facilities ranging from interior flooding to mold-covered ventilators.  It’s a recurring problem, one not uncommon to the beginning of the school year when the requests start pouring in, said Paul Holt, maintenance control manager for Physical Plant. From 2012 to 2013, Physical Plant received 24,260 work orders — a number this school year has already exceeded with 26,460 requests placed so far.  Dubbed a “beginning of the year bottleneck effect” by Holt, students who have been living with the lingering backlog have been less than content.  Sophomores Emily Rawls, Bettina Geissbuehler, Francesca Collins and Doriana Moody moved into a damp Danieley C apartment that smelled of dead fish ­— a stench later attributed to mold covering the aging apartment’s air filters. “When we moved in, there was this funny, nasty smell for a long time, and we couldn’t figure out what it was,” Rawls said, adding that a hint of mold on the side of her dresser provided a clue.

Volleyball tournaments help Elon develop stamina

Chanelle Smith knows she’ll be tired come Saturday night. But that’s what comes with the standard three-games-in-two-days tournaments that kick off the college volleyball season. Teams typically play in tournaments for the first three or four weekends of the season prior to conference play.

CAA releases 2014-15 women's basketball schedule

Today Elon University released the women's basketball Colonial Athletic Association schedule for the 2014-2015 season. This is Elon's first year in the CAA, following its departure from the Southern Conference in July. Date Opponent Jan.

CAA announces 2014/2015 women's basketball schedule

Elon University will play its first women's basketball game in the Colonial Athletic Association Jan.

Aramark, Elon dining adjusts menus due to allergies

Dining options are changing across many Elon dining halls and local restaurants. According to Celiac Central, seven to eight percent of the population is gluten sensitive and an additional 29 percent avoid gluten for health reasons.

Track renovations force team to practice off campus

The plan to renovate Belk Track has been in the making for several years. After Elon University Trustee Jeanne Robertson donated to the Athletics Department, the university had enough funds to begin construction"The life of track generally is ten years, you hope to get twelve years, and that is about where our track was from when it was installed," said Dave Blank, Elon's Athletic Director.Some of the renovations include replacing the track surface, the D-zone where high jumping and pole vaulting take place, adding multiple pits and installing lights into the facility.The construction for these renovations began in May and are not scheduled to be finished until the end of October.Official practice does not start until Sept.

Service above sisterhood

Though it may be only the second full week of classes at Elon University, Greek life is back in full swing.

Future of discrimination in America is not black and white

NFL openers spark hype for football fans across campus

The beginning of the fall season is a special time for sports fanatics, it marks the beginning of the football season.

Dr. Danieley opens doors to new house-guest

Living with someone new can be hard, especially in college; but there are two roommates in the Elon community who have a lot to bond over, and you may recognize them. "I'll be here until Dr. D.

Elon monitors study abroad programs

Elon students studying abroad in the Middle East and in London are adjusting to their new lives away from Elon for the Fall Semester. Unexpectedly, a part of that transition is the threat of international terror from ISIS. ISIS is a jihadist terror organization that carries out its plans through violent acts. ISIS stands for "Islamic State of Iraq and Syria". The group has recently been taken to be called IS standing for "Islamic State" and ISIL for the "Islamic State of Iraq and the Levent." Since it's founding in 2006, ISIS has been responsible for thousands of deaths. Videos were released in August and in September by ISIS, confirmed by the White House, which show the executions of two American journalists.

Neighborhood Police Program gains traction

Almost anywhere you go on campus, you see Campus Police or Campus Security cars. At times, it can be intimidating to have a police presence in residential areas but this year, Elon Campus Police wants to change their relationship with students. That's why their newest goal is not just to enforce policy, but build trust as well.

Elon students make a few four-legged friends

Elon students, town residents and community members gathered on Sunday, Sept. 7 for the second annual Dog Day Mixer, an event with food, fun and furry friends.